Nippon, Noritake and Limoges Items

[debodun]

Board members that are garage sale enthusiasts or vintage porcelain collectors, if you saw these at a garage sale, how much would you be willing to pay?

 

[Meanderer]

I replied out of curiosity to see what "Nippon, Noritake and Limoges Items" were. Sorry deb, no idea! Good luck!

 

[GeorgiaXplant]

I have no idea of their value, but I'll bet you can research them online and get an idea. They might be worth a trip to an antiques dealer in a city.

 

[Pappy]

Kovels .com has a great antique price guide and I have used them for years. Check them out.

 

[Geezerette]

I second the idea of visiting a reputable antique dealer & bring pictures,possibly at least get a rough appraisal. Sadly, if the "collectible" market is as depressed where you are as here in the SW, might not not get more than $10 each or so, if that. Before I moved last August, I wanted to sell some Royal Doulton, some Wedgewood and a few other bits. All levels of dealers didn't want to add to their already overcrowded inventory, & I didn't want to do a yard sale. Good luck, they are lovely.

 

[jujube]

I'll third the idea of seeing an antique dealer. Garage sale patrons are looking for extreme bargains and aren't willing to pay bupkis for collectibles.

 

[Davey Jones]

Give ya 10 bucks for the lot.